The Argentine National Immigration Department implemented the Electronic Travel Authorization (in Spanish AVE) for People's Republic of China citizens.

Through Resolution 540 - E/2016, the National Immigration Office established that Canadian citizens are exempt of visa for business purposes.

Through Decree 959/2016, the National Immigration Office established that US citizens entering Argentina are exempt from any entry fee.

Through Decree 959/ 2016, the National Immigration Agency established the exemption of the entry fee to Argentina for Vatican City State citizens.

Argentina's border closure has been further extended until August 30th.

The government of Argentina will introduce a new six-month work permit for remote workers on 21 May 2022. Entry visa-exempt foreign nationals who are employed by a company outside of Argentina will be eligible for this short-term work permit.

By Resolution of ‘RENAPER', starting November 1st 2017, the digital Argentine National Identity Card (or valid passport) will be required to travel to Mercosur countries and Associated States.

The government of Argentina launched a new voluntary tool for Argentinian nationals traveling abroad. The platform, called VuajAR, will open a communication channel between...

The government of Argentina, in collaboration with the government of Spain, will introduce measures to allow certain citizens of Argentina to gain Spanish citizenship, effective 21 October 2022.

On 3rd April 2017, Regulation 1489/17 of the Argentine Migration Office (the "Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette which modifies the requirements for granting permanent residence to minors.

Argentina reopened its international borders effective Nov. 1, 2021 

Resolution No. 137-E/2017, published in the Official Gazette on March 28, 2017, states the visa exemption for Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development´s (OECD) country members...

Argentina's borders will remain closed until 16 August 2020 included, for non-resident foreign nationals.

Latest Executive Order No. 70/2017 introduces stricter rules affecting temporary and permanent residencies. The regulations allow cancellation of residencies on new grounds, increase post-removal inadmissibility terms, and introduce expedited removal proceedings for certain criminal cases.

Argentina will permit visa-required foreign nationals to apply for 30-day short-term work permits through an online service.

In the context of the coronavirus crisis, Argentina's borders will remain closed until 7 June 2020 for non-resident foreign nationals.

The Argentine Immigration Department established a new system to obtain an urgent appointment to apply for a temporary or a permanent visa.

The Mercosur Agreement was implemented in 2009 with the intention of managing intra-regional migration throughout South America.

Under Argentine immigration laws, there is no cap or quota as to the number of foreign workers that may be hired.

Argentina's borders will remain closed until 20 September 2020 included, for non-resident foreign nationals.